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Patient id sysbp Drug at risk 1 159.6 0 1 2 130.5 0 0 3 98.9 0 0 4 137.6 0 0 5 209.7 0

Patient id sysbp Drug at risk
1 159.6 0 1
2 130.5 0 0
3 98.9 0 0
4 137.6 0 0
5 209.7 0 1
6 164.4 0 1
7 125.5 0 0
8 170.8 0 1
9 161.8 0 1
10 216.5 0 1
11 183.5 0 1
12 153.6 0 1
13 145.2 0 1
14 156.6 0 1
15 179.1 0 1
16 181.4 0 1
17 187.7 0 1
18 135.4 0 0
19 154.4 0 1
20 168.5 0 1
21 175.4 0 1
22 151.9 0 1
23 143.1 0 1
24 167.9 0 1
25 165.3 0 1
26 151.8 0 1
27 147.2 0 1
28 132.6 0 0
29 172.3 0 1
1 160.6 1 1
2 182.7 1 1
3 168.5 1 1
4 154.3 1 1
5 112.2 1 0
6 121.1 1 0
7 112.4 1 0
8 149.7 1 1
9 144.2 1 1
10 150.3 1 1
11 176.5 1 1
12 142.5 1 1
13 148.5 1 1
14 148.3 1 1
15 170.2 1 1
16 165.5 1 1
17 160 1 1
18 135 1 0
19 116.1 1 0
20 141.4 1 1
21 135.4 1 0
22 136.7 1 0
23 157.9 1 1
24 119.7 1 0
25 124.9 1 0
26 133.5 1 0
27 173.1 1 1
28 156.1 1 1
29 160 1 1

  1. Calculate the estimated proportion of women who take the drug who are at risk because of their blood pressure along with a 95% confidence interval. State the results as a percentage to 1 decimal place. (4 marks)

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